Theorıes Of Internatıonal Relatıons I Ara 11. Deneme Sınavı

Toplam 20 Soru
PAYLAŞ:

1.Soru

What is the theory that assumes “[G]reat powers… are always searching for opportunities to gain power over their rivals, with hegemony as their final goal”?


Classical realism

Defensive realism

Offensive realism

Structural realism

Neoclassical realism


2.Soru

Which of the following is the term used in classical liberalism to refer to customs and practices that serve as the general conditions to be preserved?


Individualism

Freedom

Spontaneous law

Natural law

Rule of law


3.Soru

Globalization and emerging non-state actors led to the emergence of which of the following approaches to International Relations?


Marxism

State-centric

Realism

Non-state centric

Positivist


4.Soru

"The only valid is knowledge gained through the scientific method." (Auguste Comte)

Which of the following may be concluded from the statement above?


It is the source of knowledge and intuition determining the knowledge.

True knowledge can only be acquired through senses and observations.

Every belief or assumption is questionable.

There are important difference between natural and social world.

The main source of human knowledge is public.


5.Soru

Which theory is criticized to be incapable of explaining globalization since it ignores the transnational societal interaction among agents? 


Liberalism

Realism

Neoliberalism

Surrealism

Neorealism


6.Soru

"A term used to describe a method of philosophical argument that involves some sort of contradictory process between opposing sides"

Which of the following is the term defined above?


Dialectics

Marksizm

Capitalism

Feudalism

Utopianism


7.Soru

What type of realism explicitly incorporates both external and internal variables, updating and systematizing certain insights drawn from classical realist thought?


Neo-classical realism

Defensive realism

Offensive realism

Classical realism

Structural realism


8.Soru

Which information below is not true about dependency theories like pluralists?


They accept the states as important actors.

Their main concern is to understand the uneven development of international economic system.

They focus on developed countries.

They focus on the dependency relations between industrialized northern countries.

Nonstate actors are  important for them.


9.Soru

Which of the following explains the alliances formed in opposition to the Iranian and North Korean nuclear programs?


Discrepancies in regional balances of power.

A struggle for offensive power to establish dominance in a neorealist multipolar viewpoint.

Defensive realism to stabilise the international system.

The balance of threat theory in response to the international security dilemma.

Offensive realism in an attempt to establish hegemony over Iran and North Korea.


10.Soru

Within the relative gain approach to the concept of balance of power, which of the following reflects the differentiation of international systems from a neorealist perspective?


Monopolar and bipolar.

Monopolar, multipolar, bipolar.

Multipolar, unipolar, bipolar.

Unipolar, bipolar.

Multipolar and unipolar.


11.Soru

Imperialism: A Study was written by ...


J. A. Hobson

V. Lenin

D. K. Fieldhouse

A. Gramsci

R. Prebich


12.Soru

Which of the following does the "balance of power" refer to?


The concept that states must prioritise morality over security.

The realist notion that politics itself is not immoral, but amoral (non-moral) due to the fact that states are abstract entities and are therefore not bound by the limits of universal moral principles.

A regulating mechanism at the center of an anarchical environment that leads to a configuration and policies that balance out the will of states to either maintain or overthrow the status quo.

The international system with intricate policies and universal legislations that prioritise morality in an effort to automatically ensure permanent stability and peace on an international level.

The self regulatory mechanism in which more powerful states are determinant in the policies of international relations, while lesser states are reliant on them for security and, in fact, existence.


13.Soru

Hans Morgenthau (1997) states six principles of realism. Which below is not one of them?


Politics is governed by objective laws.

Interest determines political conduct.

Nations can be judged by universal moral principles when necessary. 

Prudence is the supreme virtue in international politics.

Statesmen conduct themselves in terms of interest defined as power.


14.Soru

Which of the following is one of the principles of classical realism?


Politics is governed by mutually-agreed laws.

Nations actions should be judged by universal moral principles.

Statesmen are entailed to universal moral principles in their acts and actions.

Political realism is in favor of legalistic-moralistic approach to international politics.

Prudence is the supreme virtue in international politics.


15.Soru

___________ liberalism is about the effects of gains and losses of the people in transactional economics on the state behavior. 


Republican

Ideational

Commercial

Fundamental

International


16.Soru

Which of the following is not a key term of liberal internationalism?


Functionalism

Interdependence

Neo-functionalism

Transnationalism

Global governance


17.Soru

Which of the following principles of classical realism is related to the pre-civil condition of animus dominandi, wherein life is ruled and shaped by a permanent state of war of every man against every man?


Politics is governed by objective laws that have their roots in human nature.

Interest determines political conduct.

Nations cannot be judged by universal moral principles.

Political realism rejects the legalistic-moralistic approach to international politics.

Prudence is the supreme virtue in international politics.


18.Soru

Which country has become a leading hegemonic power through its economic and military power?


The United Kingdom

The United States

France

The Netherlands

Japan


19.Soru

The basic mentality of the classical liberal writers is that social phenomena can only be understood through the study of the ______________ behavior (van de Haar, 2009).


political

individual

situational

descriptive

prescriptive


20.Soru

Which of the following does NOT represent the school division correctly in the field of IR?


traditional theories, global society theories and neo-Marksist theories

realism, pluralism and globalism

realism, liberalism and Marxism

Machiavellianism, Frotranism and Kantianism

Nationalist approach, modern approach and post-modern approach